12 comments:

Most of us care, anonymous. If you don't, stop reading the blog. (It's like people have to be rocket scientists to figure that out.)

Jenny, may I boldly suggest that you disallow anonymous comments again? That way people like anonymous 8:33 and Jack (who are probably just the same troll) will have to reveal themselves if they want to be rude to you.

Ooops - that is, I agree with Jodi. I can't fathom someone who takes the effort to read your blog, type in the word verification and then post if they're only going to post self-important, negative drivel.

And I agree, Jodi, michelle, and tawna... I'm disallowing anonymous comments again. I'm sick of trolls turning up on this blog.

And yes, anonymous, I did catch the stomach virus from my Dad; he's said so himself. He was sick with the same exact thing, last week. Families pass around illnesses, especially if they actually hang out with each other, which is what my family does. Deal.

Turning off anonymous comments is a good idea, but you might also want to get a stat counter, which will tell you where the posts originate. That way, when the myopic nitwits query you in the future (which is bound to happen, because the law of karma works that way), you can send them a nice form rejection - maybe with their own words jotted on it.

Now, now, let's not be too hard on Jack and his fellow trolls - they must be miserable enough, being trolls and all. It can't possibly be fun to live with such anger all the time.

That said, I agree that troll & co should go slither back beneath the rock from whence they came. Anonymous commenters don't have the guts to put a name to their words, so I wouldn't put much stock in those words.

Hope you're feeling better (I've been sick, and blamed my kids - how horrible of me!) and that Zoe's doing ok as well. Remember, spring is just around the corner (despite the 2" of snow that fell last night, I haven't given up hope!)

I have yet to find a blog in which every post the author made riveted me to the screen. Some things interest me more than others, and some of the things I find interesting may be things you couldn't care less about (such as cats and Jenny's health, apparently). But this is her blog, and she can write what she pleases. Nobody is making you read this. This blog gives you FREE insight into the publishing world, and you're going to complain because on her own blog, Jenny wants to write something of importance to her? That's kind of weird.